McKinley22
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My name is McKinley, this is my first post. I hear that this family of British car lovers is one of the best places on the net to find help with Jaguars! I am sure some may know my situation. Just a few days ago a fellow member posted a topic about my Jag. We were wondering how the fuel tank came out of the trunk. After defeating that battle we came in to another. The problem is as follows...
I lost the retaining clips to the hoses that connect to the bottom of the fuel tank. Thus after replacing the fuel lines and turning the ignition the fuel pressure causes the fuel line to disassociate itself from the tank.
I know this is one of those problems that only happens to amateur mechanics like myself, however I am hoping that someone else may have some suggestion as to how keep the fuel line attached without those stubborn clips. I cant seem to find anything suitable with the exception of the original part.
In reality I'm not exactly sure how those clips work. How do they keep the hose attached with all of that pressure? It seems as though they just stay snug around the metal fitting of the hose. I can barely keep the pressure back when I'm holding the line in with my hand.
Any help would be appriciated. Thanks in advance, McKinley.
PS: Vehicle in question is 1994 XJ6. Vin 702xxx.
My name is McKinley, this is my first post. I hear that this family of British car lovers is one of the best places on the net to find help with Jaguars! I am sure some may know my situation. Just a few days ago a fellow member posted a topic about my Jag. We were wondering how the fuel tank came out of the trunk. After defeating that battle we came in to another. The problem is as follows...
I lost the retaining clips to the hoses that connect to the bottom of the fuel tank. Thus after replacing the fuel lines and turning the ignition the fuel pressure causes the fuel line to disassociate itself from the tank.
I know this is one of those problems that only happens to amateur mechanics like myself, however I am hoping that someone else may have some suggestion as to how keep the fuel line attached without those stubborn clips. I cant seem to find anything suitable with the exception of the original part.
In reality I'm not exactly sure how those clips work. How do they keep the hose attached with all of that pressure? It seems as though they just stay snug around the metal fitting of the hose. I can barely keep the pressure back when I'm holding the line in with my hand.
Any help would be appriciated. Thanks in advance, McKinley.
PS: Vehicle in question is 1994 XJ6. Vin 702xxx.